Getting my passport for the first time has a small sense of accomplishment attached to it.
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Getting my passport for the first time has a small sense of accomplishment attached to it.
Kapernick is very good.
That comment is so 2010.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
SanFran was not the team the nfl wanted in the SB. Poor TG.
There are words that directly convey the attitude of our administration toward all things "athletics" that should never be in our vocabulary, and it drives me crazy.
1. apathy
2. contentment
3. satisfied
anyone else got one they want to add???
Savannah Guthrie is my new weekday mernin boo.
http://xfinity.comcast.net/blogs/tv/...0/savannah.jpg
I didnt think I would ever move on when Katie C left my morning routine. But Savannah has made me forget all about her.
Dragging this thread up from page 5 to say that we put our 12 year old family dog down today. Sad, but he was sick and hurting in the end. When I petted him and his tail didn't wag I knew it was time.
Sad. Sorry to read this.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
Our oldest is an 11 yr old Rat Terrier, she has gray hair but is in good health overall. We rescued her after her previous owner threw her out a moving car when she was 1. Broke her hip and today she has a metal rod. Couldn't board a plane! Our other is another rescue, a part Brittany and something else...she too was abandoned by her previous owner, left along side the highway as a pup. My wife tells me if we win the Lottery....get ready... cuz we're going to be owning a lot of abandoned dogs! (that's okay, I have soft spot for abandoned dogs...)
All the way back to page 3. I just stepped out the back door and saw an Oriole feeding on my humming bird feeder...almost 1 year later.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChipDog
My wife made "home made milky way ice cream" on the 4th. We only use skim milk in our house so she purchased 1/2 gallon of whole milk to use in the ice cream making process.
We ran out of skim milk yesterday so I drank some of the whole milk. It was WONDERFUL!
My daughter is 14 months old and has finally decided she can walk without furniture as a safety net. Now we have 2 to chase and will never catch up. Life is awesome!!
It will take all of one or two weeks of this and she'll be using the furniture again - to climb on.Quote:
Originally Posted by techman05
My son is 16 months and thinks every bookshelf is a ladder, every chair is a step stool, and every bed is a diving board.
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Originally Posted by inudesu
She actually dove off a chair last night and tries to break the tile floor with her head.
Yeah, I was about 20 mos when my parents found me on top of the refrigerator, having used the drawers as stairs to get on the counter. Silly mommy, thinking she could hide the cookies up there.Quote:
Originally Posted by inudesu